James Williams allegedly loots a hardware store
- Title of event
- James Williams allegedly loots a hardware store
- Type of event
- Riot (March) - Looting
- Persons involved
- James Williams allegedly loots a hardware store Alleged offender Williams, James (1907)
- Address of event
- James Williams allegedly loots a hardware store Happened Primarily at 346, Lenox Ave
- James Williams allegedly loots a hardware store Happened Secondarily at W 118th St & Lenox Ave
- Report on event
- James Williams allegedly loots a hardware store Main report referencing event Herman Young against James Williams
- Start date / time
- March 20, 1935
- Start (general time of day)
- Night (Any Time)
- Description
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After locking his hardware store for the night, the deponent [Young] retired to his apartment, located directly above the business. A few hours later he “heard voices in the store... and saw about 4 men in the store taking [around $500 worth of] merchandise and discovered the window broken.” The defendant [Young] was later arrested, at West 118th Street and Lenox Avenue, in possession of a quantity of said property. [1 cloth lamp, $4, 1 bread box, 75c, 2 pails @85c each, 1 putcher, $1.25, 1 pan, 85c, 2 pots, 75c each, 2 pots, $1 each, 1 pan, 50c = petit larceny]
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After locking his hardware store for the night, the deponent [Young] retired to his apartment, located directly above the business. A few hours later he “heard voices in the store... and saw about 4 men in the store taking [around $500 worth of] merchandise and discovered the window broken.” The defendant [Young] was later arrested, at West 118th Street and Lenox Avenue, in possession of a quantity of said property.